If you plan on voting in person, please do not bring your absentee ballot with you.

After voting in person, the unique ballot ID number on your original absentee ballot will be invalidated, so that if it is returned to the election office the officials will not count it. You can track the status of your absentee ballot to see when it is sent to you and when it is received by election officials. If I have already requested an absentee ballot, can I change my mind and vote in the polling place?Īs long as your absentee ballot hasn’t been counted by your election officials, you may still cast a ballot in person by voting in your polling place on Election Day or at your local early voting location. In this case, you can vote in person at your local election office or at your polling place on Election Day. Or, if there are fewer than five days before Election Day, election officials will try to contact you.

If you did not fill out the signature envelope correctly, election officials will mail you replacement materials, including an explanation for why your signature envelope was rejected. Local election officials must check that you and your witness filled out the signature envelope correctly. Notaries should write their name and title, sign the signature envelope, and affix their notary stamp. Your witness must sign the signature envelope and list their address. The witness can be either a registered Minnesota voter or a notary. You will need a witness when you vote and complete your ballot.

Your absentee ballot will count as long as you return your ballot on time and fill out the forms correctly.

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